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Often used in the same context:
tabloids,
spotlight,
attention,
news,
stories,
limelight,
announcements,
brouhahas,
editorials,
hullabaloo,
gossip,
sensationalist,
bulletins,
buzz,
updates,
newscasts,
notoriety,
articles,
pronouncements,
topic,
revelations,
reports,
frontpage,
splash,
inbox,
titbit,
happenings,
cause celebre,
soundbite,
alerts,
churchill downs,
controversies,
newsflash,
goss,
maelstrom,
broadsheets,
hysteria,
publicity,
newspapers,
scandalmongering,
frenzy,
datelines,
hubbub,
snippet,
newsstands,
page,
comments,
kentucky derby,
drumbeat,
scandals,
soap opera,
newsmaker,
denunciations,
controversary,
plaudits,
lewis carroll,
musings,
acclaim,
bombshells,
hullaballoo,
zeitgeist,
saga,
escapades,
punchline,
darlings,
accolades,
spate,
charts,
clippings,
fodder,
tattlers,
chatter,
papers,
gwyneth paltrow,
bestseller,
commentary,
sidebar,
tidbits,
kerfuffles,
mention,
glossies,
profile,
jokes,
hoopla,
sexcapade,
airwaves,
furor,
antics,
reportage,
flack,
rallying cry,
foofaraw,
endorsements,
newsworthiness,
blotter,
mugshot,
flak,
du jour,
john travolta,
exploits,
newsbreak,
tumult,
headline,
advertisements,
advertisers,
ads,
catches,
advertisement,
canvasses,
hits,
semi,
contributors,
jumps,
buyers,
circuses,
combines,
customers,
isps,
items,
locomotives,
moves
Appears in the definition of:
casually,
flash,
gloweringly,
hastily,
hearst,
scan,
william randolph hearst
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— Adjectives for headlines:
big,
national,
page,
such,
sensational,
large,
newspaper,
bold,
black,
daily,
international,
more...
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